In a stunning display of skill and dominance, Arsenal emerged victorious with a resounding 5-0 win over Chelsea. The Gunners showcased their attacking prowess and defensive solidity throughout the match, leaving their opponents struggling to keep up with their relentless pace and precision.
From the opening whistle, Arsenal set the tone for the game with quick passing, intelligent movement off the ball, and clinical finishing in front of goal. Their midfield maestros controlled the tempo of the game, while their backline stood firm against any Chelsea attacks.
Arsenal have the opportunity of putting daylight between them and title rivals Man City and Liverpool, as they host Chelsea in Tuesday's London derby at the Emirates. 
After a battling 2-0 away win against Wolves on Saturday, the Gunners could open up a 4-point gap at the top of the English Premier League. 
Mikel Arteta’s men dominated from the get-go but couldn’t make full use of a first 45 minutes of controlled play despite Leandro Trossard’s fourth minute opener. He was fed the ball by Declan Rice then smoked the ball home at the near post.
Kai Havertz lifting a fine finish over the goalkeeper to put Arsenal clear. Havertz then added a fourth with a guided finish to the bottom corner before White volleyed a beautifully dainty pass from Martin Odegaard into the top corner.
For Chelsea, meanwhile, the chastening defeat, the club's heaviest in a London derby since 1986, following an FA Cup semi-final loss to City at Wembley on Saturday, dents their hopes of salvaging a European spot from a bitterly disappointing season.
Defensively, Arsenal were rock solid, snuffing out any potential threats from Chelsea's attack with ease. The goalkeeper made some crucial saves to keep a clean sheet and secure an emphatic 5-0 victory for his team.
In conclusion, this match will go down in history as one of Arsenal's finest performances in recent memory, showcasing their attacking prowess and defensive resilience against a top-tier opponent like Chelsea.
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